lonzetta bryant: yeah. james bryant: but there's a lot of blesses. we'll just keep going and ke on trucking. we'll be all right. you're going to look at the spurs tonight? who are they playing? clarence pierre: i came from a white funeral home to come to lewis. i knew about the black funerals because, of course, if my family dies, we're going to a black funeral home. so i'm like, i know the kind of what y'all do. but i want to know exactly what's the magic behind the curtains of it. james bryant: clarence came out of a white environment. so working at a white [? farm, ?] to him, was not out of the norm. what was out of the norm for him was coming here. so he has to learn some things and learn how to make some adjustments. tony hendricks: mainly, when we're in school, the book is teaching you white embalming. but when you get out in the real world, and you go to a black funeral home, you're embalming is going to be different. funeral might not be to two weeks, three weeks. you have to hold the body out longer. they want to wait till all relatives come

the years have not been kind to bryant grocery. before i tell you the story i just want tclick through some images. this is the builng in the 80s, the 2000s. it was hurricane katrina that took the roof of bryant's grory and a portion of its north wall. and the roof. this is the winter of 2018, this is one of my favorites from 2011. if you remember that sign i showed you at the beginning, the one was scrubbed with acid. i told you that sign claims that this building is ground zero of the civil rights movement. isn't it a little bit odd that the building marked as ground zero of the civil rights movement would be allowed to fall into ruin? it didn't just happen that way. it was intentional. this is the story, how grounds euro of the movement fell into ruin. now although you cannot tell by looking, in 2011 in the town of money, that is the name of the town, it's a weird town. money, mississippi. it was a beneficiary of a 206,000 dolr mississippi civil rights historical sites gra. the grant went not to bryant's grocery in meat market,

myeloma bryant to walk free. at least not for anything less than six figures. third and this is what i want to focus on nostalgia, or maybe whiteness knowledge is a better word. the restoration of ben roy's tells a story about the delta at mid-century. it's a story of a simpler time. characterized by a leave it to beaver goodness. it's a vision of the past that acknowledges the fact of segregation. but not the violence of racism. it's a story. of interracial harmony so profound that it's hard to imagine anything like the violence that was visited. on the 14 year old emmett till so here's the story of ben roy's as it's narrated by the tribbles. in their grant application a restored ben roy's the family family wrote quote will allow visitors to step back in time to the summer of 1955 and to rural money, mississippi. at that time ben roy's was not simply a service station. it was also a quote front stoop for the community. a place where locals went for refreshments and conversation. markers of racial hierarchy would not be totally absent from the restoration on th

this is cable, bryant.it was a special moment when we were talking about what this show would look like and don really talked about how he watched you and envisioned himself in a similar role. >> he wishes he was watching something else at the time. you weren't watching cartoons? >> no. i should have been watching a movie to become a movie star. bryant, you did inspire me. you were perfect on television. you never flubbed a word. you were great. >> i have a different memory, but thank you. i never walked away from something saying i couldn't have done it better. i find a zillion things that are wrong. i was given and opportunity and was fortunate. >> what did you learn over the years? this is day one. we're pretty lucky. you guys were great together and you were lucky to be with one another. we're lucky to be together. what did you learn? >> i learned incremental. you don't learn everything in a hurry. you try to learn something each day and pick up on that. patience is one of them. understanding, tolerance

they found there was insufficient evidence to indict carolyn bryant.u think the justice will ever see justice, because it won't be in a traditional way -- >> no. >> do you think they will see justice? >> i hope they do. and i want her to say, yes, i did it and i take responsibility. that's what i want. >> this movie, i told you, i watched it a couple times. >> yeah, yeah. >> because it's a very dignified movie. >> yeah. >> and while it did anger me, it filled me with applied. because of the way it was shot. the homes, it reminded me of my youth. the way they spoke. the private connection they had. >> the movie was made for everyone. because we -- you know, we don't show the violence, because we all know what that is. >> you hear some of it, you cut to the darkness. >> you hear it, you know, but you don't see. you know what's happened. >> it's a similarity to what's going on now. because i want to talk about what we're dealing with now with his whole lack of civility in our culture. you can speak to people any kind of way. >> yeah. >> i have to say, who

lakers alongside shaquille o'neal and kobe bryant. but the players who matter most are back home in kyiv. >> they're united. they're together. they play. here we go. lights go off. >> that's it. there's no more light. >> no more lights. >> wow. but they're still playing with their -- with some flashlights and some cell phone lights. >> yeah. >> amazing. >> reporter: with his nation under siege, med va denco put down his ball and picked up a rifle. >> i make decision to stay in kyiv, to defend my city. i saw dead people just lay down on the side of the road. >> reporter: it was then he understood what really matters in life -- people, not possessions. not even his prized championship rings. he put them up for auction online, netting more than a quarter of a million dollars. m schools, repairing windows, and basketball courts. even sending kids to camps. >> what are you more proud of? that time with the nba or your time now helping with these kids? >> i think to help my country, it's more important. >> and today what's your dream? >> my

street on the bryant street on-ramp in san francisco to get to the east bay. emergency crews shut down 3 eastbound lanes. the traffic has since cleared up. investigators have not yet said how the crash happened. emergency crews also responded to a crash involving a number of vehicles on the carquinez bridge between crockett in vallejo yesterday. according to cruise, the crash happened on eastbound interstate 80 and involved a vehicle's. 2 people were taken to the hospital. and a reminder the chp has maximum enforcement period is in place until the end of sunday. maximum enforcement means the agency increases the number of officers on the roads to look out for drivers who are posing threats. the chp says the biggest concern is impaired driving during last year's thanksgiving weekend. 42 people were killed in freeway crashes. the chp made more than 1000 dui arrests. on the peninsula. a man is behind bars on suspicion of attempted murder after allegedly stabbing another man. san mateo police responded to reports of a fight shortly after one this this morning to t

and i'm a head teacher at bryant street. i have been with felton for 5 years special here to share my experience. on august 9 of 22 i experienced intimidation, harassment by our coo. that day we had staff developmentidate teachers from other centers came and payment in the trainings. one day prior to our supervisor in the afternoon told us we had to wear a felton uniform this was never the case when children are not in session we do free dress. knowing we had a rally i brought my union shirt with me. prior to training i was outside of the building wearing my union shirt. i was propped by the first time telling mow it wear nile felton shirt i will make sure i have it once i enter the building. as i centered i took off my union shirt and paymented on the trainings in the morning. when it hit lunch i put my union shirt on and went out and paymented with in our union activities. 8 minutes prior i wents in the build to use the strom and propped a second time. and asked me to take my shirt off. i heard the moment i did not respond

lakers and kobe bryant. so jordan and kobe went head to head.time, and that was the last time he scored a victory over kobe bryant. it's photo matched to that game, and this will be well into the six figures. stuart: over $100,000. well over. >> yes. stuart: okay. now, here's the item which we're all most interested in, and that is mcgregor's trunks on the -- hold them up, why don't you. are they clean, by the way? >> it's a good question. i can't answer that, but i can tell you this was worn during his last ever ufc win. he won that versus donald cerrone in january of 20. it's his last win, last time he was the champion of the ufc. it's very unusual that something like this comes around and, obviously, connor mcgregor is the most popular and well known of all the mma fighters. connor, if you're watching, and he may be -- he does follow me, so he may see this. you can buy them back, but we expect this to be about $25,000 plus, which in comparison to some of the other sports, is relatively inexpensive. stuart: it sure is, way down there. i'm surp

the two white men accused of this barbaric crime, roy bryant, carolyn's husband, and her half brotheracquitted by an all white jury. a year later, they proudly admitted to murdering emmett till, saying they did it because they wanted black people to stay in their place. carolyn bryant who during the trial accused emmett of grabbing her later admitted to lying about what happened that day. earlier this summer, a grand jury in mississippi declined to indict bryant who was still alive, even though there was an unserved arrest warrant for his role in till's abduction. it was mamie till mobley's decision to publish the excruciating images of her son's battered disfigured body and her decision to hold an open casket funeral that helped galvanize the montgomery bus boycotts. it was used, 1963, the date of the march on washington. to this date, not a single person has been held accountable for emmett till's murder. viewers were spared the gruesome violence. what we see is the story of a mom who loved her carefree, outgoing boy. the task of bringing till to life was left to 14-year-old jalyn h

pastor jamaal bryant, joins me now. thank you so much for joining me on the show. you coming on the show. and you delivered the version of a very viral, very provocative sermon and then you did that interview for the new york times and you said that you were endorsing senator warnock, you added this quote, i want to see, why and bill angelical's have been very prominent to who they push and why. but when the black church clears its throat, then we hear, what is a demarcation between church and states? you just heard those white evangelicals, conservatives i played. do you believe that there is a double standard here? and what is that double standard in your view? >> oh, it's not just a double standard it is a jumping double dutch. you have seen a whole cavalcade of white evangelicals, who tell white question nationalism, when there is even a strand of liberation theology, it is considered foul play. it is always been historic, going back to the era of slavery, when those pictures are called for the underground railroad, and for african american to realize as their

wind frankfurt, defeated, outspread to one dormant was a winner. leipzig dispatched hoffen time. bryant b chalka and there are 2 games in the coming hours, including when you on berlin trying to regain their 1st place. while several of the mans bonus league, a side of the games were marked by fine protests calling for a boycott of the guitar world cup banners in berlin, endorsement both carried cold out the host nation for its human rights record. and here's a reminder of the top story. we're following for the rescue shapes with hundreds of migrants on board have been waiting for permission to dock in italian ports. many people on another ship that was allowed to dock were ordered to stay on board. italy's new far right government has tightened its policy on migration. don't forget, you can always get dw news on the go. just download our app from google plate or from the apple app store that will give you access to all the latest news from around the world. as well as push notifications for any breaking news. with our book to date sports life is next and it's focused on the upcoming gui

. >> bryant, thank you. i love you. >> love you, buddy. >> our thanks to mr. bryant gumbel on "real sports." thanks for watching, everyone. cnn newsroom starts right now. we did it! ♪ >>> good tuesday morning. we're watching a number of developing stories at this hour. happening right now an emotional hearing set to begin in florida where survivors and families of the parkland school shooting will share their stories and their pain in court. this is in advance to the judge sentencing the gunman. >>> it's the final count down now. we're one week from election day. early voting as you likely know is smashing records. more than 21 million ballots cast so far. the campaigning far from over. candidates making their final pitch and cnn is on the trail. >>> the man accused of attacking paul pelosi is expected in court this morning. 42-year-old david depape will be arraigned on several charges including attempted murder and assault with a deadly weapon. we're learning disturbing new details about depape's intentions. the fbi said he planned to hold nancy pelosi hostag

luke bryant for president, everybody.nd applause] >> my slogan, hunting, fishing, and loving every day. [laughter] cheryl: those are your headlines, maria. maria: that is awesome. i love it. thank you so much. republican candidates winning at least 10 crucial house seats in new york state, meanwhile. flipping four seats red, putting the democrats' stronghold in a good position to help the gop flip the house as well. republican michael lawler defeated democrat committee chairman congressman sean maloney, the first active cc chair to be ousted in 40 years. republican george santos flipped new york's third congressional district, defeating democrat robert zimmerman, that was a big race, a lot of people did not see that coming. new york congressman-elect george santos joins us to talk more about it. congratulations. >> thank you so much. maria: this was a big deal. zimmerman was in the seat. people did not expect him to go away. how are you feeling? >> the reality is, with tom swaze make a failed bid for congress and zimmerma

caroline bryant, who accused -- later admitted to lying about what happened that.summer, a grand jury in mississippi declined to indict bryant, who is still alive. even though there was an served arrest warrant for her role until subduction. it was -- to publish the excruciating images of her sons battered, disfigured body, and her decision to hold an open casket funeral, attended by thousands, that helped galvanize the montgomery bus boycotts in the civil rights movement. the date of his death was deliberately used in 1963 as the date of the march on washington. to this day, not a single person has been held accountable for emmett till's murder. in the new film, viewers are spared the gruesome violence, because the director did not want to make a movie about black trauma. but what we do see, is the story of a mom who loved her outgoing, carefree boy. the task of bringing till to life was left to 14-year-old actor, jalen hall, who had only learned of emmett's story when he was 12 or 13. and he joins me now. i said i only love it when you 12 of 13, you only 15 now.

but, yeah, on black friday, we need -- i mean, bear bryant said a tie is like kissing your sister. i don't know about that. but we need at least a draw. we need at least a draw against england or we're going to -- it will be hard to advance out of our group. by the way, you all can keep that bear bryant quote with you as long as you want. >>> still ahead, with growing signs that the republican party might move away from former president trump in 2024, what happens if it's donald trump who decides to break with the gop? you know what, i'm thinking that just might happen. we're talking about it ahead on "morning joe." what should the future deliver? (music) progress... (music) ...innovation... (music) ...discovery? or simply stability... ...security... ...protection? you shouldn't have to choose. (music) gold. your strategic advantage. (music) visit goldhub.com. if you run a small business, you need the most from every investment. that's why comcast business gives you more. more innovation... with our new gig-speed wi-fi, plus unlimited data. more speed... from the largest, fastest,

scott bryant is cohost of the much lost podcast -- much walks to podcast and gave me this reaction. > are not anything there is a real trend at the moment, but a lot of people were expecting neighbors to come back in five years or later than that, not in under three months. it is purely because of the attention that there has been. amazonreebie which is a essentia serve do not have to pay but you have to put up with advertising. i guess amazon thought what is a better way to advertise cleansing we've got them to take a long-running soap, but from my understanding it is the first time a streaming service has committed to rebooting a soap. >> when it comes to a reboot, is everyone going to come back? i bieve not all of the cast new about this. >> tt is the surprising thing. some members of the cast, including carl kennedy and susan, has been confirmed to return. the core for -- core four, those people know well, but beyond the forecasts, it seems ensure. one member said on instagram that this is the first they have heard about it. you sort of the wonder is that because they want to keep

está interesado en participar, la procesión comienza a las 7:00 de la noche aquí en la calle 22 y bryantentonces, ¿qué mensaje quieren dar a la comunidad a través de esa caminata? un mensaje importante en tiempos de violencia, 13 madres estarán caminando al frente de la procesión, madres que perdieron a seres queridos por la violencia armada en san francisco, césar fuerte mensaje . >> claro que sí . >> muchas gracias, yomara . >> hoy puede participar en el reto de altares lo hace el instituto de mexicanos en el exterior, debe enviar fotografías antes del 4 de noviembre . >> aunque boeltas electorales se enviaron en 10 de octubre, en santa clara hay preocupación porque hay poca participación de hispanos, los motivos, la falta de tiempo hasta desconocimiento del tema, así que (nombre en inglés), educa a las personas . >> no entienden la importancia de las decisiones. >> autoridades y las organizaciones recuerdan a hispanos la importancia del deber cívico porque aquí se elegirá gobernador y autoridades locales. >> continuamos con más del tema, estamos a solo una semana de elecciones, querem

bryant says that the man has been harassing her and may be armed.ays she's afraid and concerned for her safety. according to court documents, the stock or who's known who is a known gun enthusiast has been trying to contact or on social media for the past 2 years while she was a minor. things escalated recently when she says he tried to contact her at school and at her sorority house at usc. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news sideshows take over 2 cities in the bay area. now one city mayor wants more to be done to stop them and a railroad strike could be looming this holiday season. if unions and contractors don't reach a deal soon, what a strike could cost. the economy will be right back after the break. >> we are back. it is 6.30, here on the kron 4 morning news and will start to look nice outside. i find really is. and i a trying to get everything together packed ipespecially for because you're trying get traveling or for a lot of us who are traveling, right? people coming into town, trying figure out what the weather is going to be like

. ♪ >>> vanessa bryant had a special tribute to her late husband kobe and daughter gianna.yant sred af day of the dead, a holiday that celebrates loved ones who have died. she wore a gown with a purple heart and the number two, that was her daughter gianna's number, and a crown with 24 stars to mark the number her late husband wore. kobe and gianna died in a helicopter accident in 2020. >>> proving that it's never too late, the beatles are out with a new video for a song they recorded in 1966. ♪ please don't wake me ♪ ♪ please don't change me ♪ ♪ i'm only sleeping ♪ >> the new video for "i'm only sleeping" features a dreamlike animation made from 1,300 oil paintings. em cooper, who directed the video, said the track felt very relevant right now. >> when i saw the opportunity to work on "i'm only sleeping," it was really amazing. it kind of sparked a huge load of ideas straight away for me. >> the song was featured on the beatles' 1966 album "revolver" which is now out in a special edition. >>> it seems most of have us been pronouncing adele's name incorrectly, including me, throughout

bryant's take is as you heard erasure is political, if you don't have these conversations, and if you wholistic view of your patients, then you're doing them a disservice. >> this is not to say that our destinies are predetermined because of the experiences our -- >> that's the part i flinched at. >> it explains behavior and greater understanding of each other. >> there are post traumatic stress responses when it comes to stress, et cetera, it is part of our broader acceptance of mental health in culture to understand what these things are and where they come from. >> it can be such an explanation for so many people. we have more that we want to talk to you about, so don't go anywhere yet. you can listen to audie's new podcast, available wherever you get your podcasts. >>> will smith, opening up about his infamous slap of chris rock at the academy awards. >> there is many nuances and complexities to it, you know. but at the end of the day, i just -- i lost it. >> will will smith's fans s punh him by passing on his new film? that's next. with gold bond... you can age on your own terms.

hours that this was the scene of the traffic little earlier today trying to get on the bridge from bryant street on-ramp in san francisco to get to the east bay. the traffic has since cleared up. investigators have not yet said exactly how that crash happened. >> emergency crews also responded to a multi vehicle accident on the car. cain is bridge between crocke%t and allay earlier today. according to the crockett cockiness fire department. that crash happened on eastbound interstate 80 minute span on the bridge and involved 8 vehicles. 2 people were taken to local hospitals. the scene led to heavy traffic delays for that area. and terms of those folks were trying to get into solano county and this reminder, the chp has maximum enforcement period is still in place and it will be until the end of sunday. maximum enforcement means the agency increases the number of officers on the road to look out for drivers who are posing threats. the chp says the biggest concern is impaired driving during last year's thanksgiving weekend. 42 people were killed in freeway crashes. the chp made more than 1

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. >> reporter: dean of culture, bryant brown, says at buffalo creek, like at many schools across theelevated the status. and conversely, if you don't have fancy shoes... >> it feels bad. >> reporter: you can be picked on. >> you can't do nothing about it. >> reporter: melvin anderson is in seventh grade. he was getting teased for wearing worn-out shoes, until one day he showed up in mr. brown's class with a bright, orange box. >> i asked him who purchased the sneakers. ank litt s bit, and i was shocked. >> reporter: shocked, because romello early is another kid in the class. romello says it really bothered him seeing melvin bullied, so much so, that one day he came home in tears and waited for his mother. >> when she got home, i said, "mom, you could take away anything you are getting me for christmas, or you could take my allowance. i just want to get him some shoes." >> reporter: why did this bother you so? >> because nobody deserves to get put down based on a pair of shoes that he's going to eventually grow out of. >> reporter: so romello scraped together $135. it was his life sav

lakers, alongside shaquille o'neal and kobe bryant.he players who matter most are back home in kyiv. >> they united. they are together. they play. here we go. lights go off. >> reporter: that's it. there's no more lights. >> no more lights. >> reporter: wow. but they're still playing with their-- with some flashlights, and some cell phone lights. >> yeah, yeah. >> reporter: amazing. with his nation under siege, medvedenko put down his ball and picked up a rifle. >> i make decision to stay in kyiv, to defend my city. i saw dead people just lay down on the side of the road. >> reporter: it was then he understood what really matters in life-- people, not possessions. not even his prized championship rings. he put them up for auction online, netting more than a quarter of a million dollars. he's used the money to rebuild schools, repairing windows, and basketball courts, even sending kids to camps. what are you more proud of? that time with the n.b.a., or your time now, helping with these kids? >> i think to help my country, it's more impo

it comes after a series of missile launches pyongyang, rod nick bryant has the latest from mat, southwest capital. so a lot of military aircraft activity happening. the length of the korean peninsula, both north and south, the south korean military have announced that during the day from late morning local time through to mid afternoon. here they have been detecting flights by around a 180 military aircraft of different types in north korea. right across the, at the breadth of the north korean part of the peninsula. but some of those aircraft movements have been close enough to the dmc that separate the 2 korea to trigger the scrambling of its own south korean jets in response as a precaution. so they have announced that said during that the day they have a scramble, the total of 80 craft, they're taking to the air among them, the latest f, $35.00 fighter jets. now it, all of this activity from north korea seems to be in direct response to ad drills, which have been taking place jointly between south career and us air force. it's all week involving some 240 military aircraft. this is enra

i call chris bryant.not be bullied into silence by anybody in this house. with the highest peacetime tax rates, food inflation running at 11.6%, mortgage rates rising dramatically and a £50 billion hole in the public finances, the prime minister knows that britain is broke. what is it about 12 years of tory rule and his five years as a minister that has made such a mess of britain? >> when it comes to the economy, the hon. gentleman failed to mention the single biggest causes of the challenges we now face: the aftermath of a global pandemic that has affected supply chains across the world and an illegal war conducted by putin that is leading to high energy prices. these are the root causes of the challenges we face, which are global in nature. it is wrong to say they are particular to this country, and we will of course do what we always do on this side of the house: deliver a strong economy for the british people. >> people across essex witnessed terrible fires in last summer's heatwave, and in ethiopia

of a very good morning. 931 and racy bryant. keeping you to date today on gb news in china, authorities have put up barriers around parts of shanghai after hundreds of people protested against strict covid restrictions . ten people covid restrictions. ten people were killed in a tower block fire over the weekend, sparking civil unrest in the capital, beijing. shanghai and wuhan . beijing. shanghai and wuhan. demonstrators claim that coronavac measures may have hindered their from a fire. they're calling for president xi jinping to resign . that's a huge jinping to resign. that's a huge police presence in major cities. many people have been detained. that number, though, is still . that number, though, is still. armed forces could stand in the hospital staff as part of emergency plans to deal possible strikes over the winter. health officials are drawing up contingency to cover frontline workers as ambulance and paramedics consider joining nurses in their upcoming walkouts . the government says walkouts. the government says it's

tonight it is a pleasure to have with this bryant celebrate the publication of his new book titled the listeners appeared history of wiretapping in the united states. bright instructive american studies associate professor big ditch at georgetown university. the author of the book savage preservationed. the originstu of modern media technology which is a finalist in american city association best first book. academic writings of appeared in american literature, african-american review, as well as many, many other journals for his research and electronicon surveillance has been featured in history, this masonic magazine on the "washington post" for joining him try and conversation is matthew he is a political analyste currently serves as an affiliated scholar and institute of criminal justice. university of california hastings school of law operator researches the history of u.s. policing and is a policy analyst for surveillance and privacy at the electronic frontier. he is coeditor of the commission report and his to the. in "washington post" slate motherboard and the freedom off infor

"bibi: my story" is a fantastic book about natalia bryant, he hand wrote the entire book himself, overeriod of about 12 months when he was out of power, he will be prime minister again, longest serving prime minister in history of israel, it is a fascinating book. let's check it out again. >> i want to stard not at the beginning mr. prime minister, but with something that is existential to our countries, this regime in iran. now, president trump had his foot on the throat of this regime, he got rid of deal obama administration. is working at break-neck speed to get their nukes. >> i think it will be height of folly to enable iran to get nuclear we weapons. what we're seeing in world today is danger of aggression armed with nuclear weapons, iran, will be worse thing you can imagine, they chant de death to israel, but they also chant death to america, we're the small satan but you are the big satan. you will be held hostage forever. you have seen what it is like with a rogue regime like north korea with nuclear weapons, and half of asia is quaking in fear. they could reach you here. to h

500 million from the sale of the brand in just 13 participants, including basketball player kobe bryant of rock and roll elvis presley and creator of the grinch stole christmas dr. seuss. elvis presley, for example, is still parting with an extremely expensive brand. 45 years after the singer's death, his fortune increased by $ 110 million, most of this amount the singer earned with the sale of tickets and souvenirs in sin. iceland home. presley, by the way, in general, investors consider the music of the past as a reliable source of income, but it’s worth saying all the same. elvis presley, even taking into account inflation , has already earned more only after his death, it turns out left a good legacy to someone. well, what people earn is not surprising . yes, for example, when cats earn money after the death of their owners. i am now hinting at lagerfeld 's catacar. here's what's amazing. by the way, he also earned several hundred million euros recently. if anything, like this, lying on your side somewhere. i won't be surprised milk, for example, so perhaps karl lagerfeld will appea

. >> i like to give you the 2022 version of anita bryant. >> you realize these people are happy and theyt got hit by two hurricanes. >> amazing. did you see how fast they rebuilt the road? >> it is amazing. they built a bridge. >> it would take us five years in new york to come up with the plans or tax. >> we can't build a double tree. >> yes. >> that's sad. that's his contribution to this, cat. are you glad to see brian in miami. it is like you can't get away from him. >> excuse me -- i have extended my stay. >> anything? i just realized that i have been here since wednesday and i have not been outside yet. >> outside yet. i am looking forward to that. >> have you been to the casinos? >> no, i don't gamble. i did the slots when i was younger and i won $300 and i never won again. rp>> you gambled with your lif >> well, every time we open our mouth is a gamble. i can't believe it had gone on this long. you are near retirement age? >> you think that joke would be near retirement age. >> wow. >> wow, that was unnecessary. >> really? >> no, it was necessary. >> i deserve it. >> you are new y

joe bryant case in texas, a fairly well known high school principal wrongfully convicted of murdering wife by an alibi being 120 miles away is used -- there is of their there with blood spatter but the amount of science you have to understand occluding trigonometry that are not accounted for in these experiments is the essential problem so if you have educational background and fluid dynamics and sophisticated way, you could say something but the way it is used, a police officer would have 48 hour training and let it rest. >> in a case where the prosecution only has testimony and misapplied friends of evidence, what the defense would build in a case like that? how do you convince the jury it is misapplied forensic evidence? >> it is really difficult to cross-examine your way out oft conviction. what we advocate for for a long time is governmental entity to do validation research and demonstrate it is not reliable. outside of the system because trying to assess out cents from nonsense doesn't work and i write about those failures. layering on top of that is a product problem of literac

a fan of basketball, zhou shares his racing number with that of his favorite player, kobe bryant, number. he also looks up to yao ming for making basketball popular in china. >> who knows. in time it could have the same effect. >> it's a great fumt for formula 1 to make inroads in china. there's no doubt it takes one driver. it takes one nba player with yao m ming. it takes just one and people can go head over heels for that athlete. >> reporter: zhou's career may take him back to where it all began if covid restrictions don't block the 2023 grand prix in shanghai from moving forward. >> there's a lot of people looking up to me and make ing m home very proud. >> reporter: a young driver whose journey around the track is now coming full circle. marc stewart, cnn, austin, texas. >> i'm kim brunhuber at cnn center in atlanta. you can follow me on twitter. i'll be back with more "cnn newsroom." please do stay with us. when we started selling my health products online our shipping process was painfully slow. then we found shipstation. now we're shipping out orders 5 times faster and we're e s

viktor bryants - this is, uh, this incident, as a rude and ignorant provocation, the meaning, which ismed at drawing nato into the war against russia on the territory of ukraine. to come up with such a thing, how to disguise this provocation so that it was like the truth, but they read it and you see, it's great. how the west behaved it should have been frightened by this ukrainian provocation. you know very well. they began to grab onto the nato charter for these articles, which, uh, say that an attack on one member of nato is an attack on all. they themselves were afraid of the same thing that zelensky did, and i especially ask you to pay attention to zelensky's statement after the incident. the first statement that ends with the words must act. that is, you see, here is russia shelling poland you see that this is a pledge of a harmful country to act. let's send troops to ukraine let's fight against russia, well, but it didn't work zelensky, his team got into the same dirty puddle that they themselves leveled. it is not surprising that in such a situation the sacheit press agency was

carla von along with victoria bryant. and nicholas cresta, let's give them all a hand.i don't think i said enough about my commissioner, southeast community facility commissioner. we spent hours looking at artwork and touring this building. we spent hours crossing stuff out that we didn't want. what they have in presidio, we need betterçc9■ here. i want what they got! we fought for that. i'm honored to be the president of this commission and we have so much more work do. on behalf of the commission, i want to extend recognition to the white water enterprise and the san francisco puc for the commitment to this community. thanks to our tenant partners and the non-public hud, there will be a pavilion to share the information over there about the programs and services and i want to close out and invite the commissioner to gather around this wonderful mayor to take a picture. and thank you for coming out today. i was born and raised right on this hill. i'm a six generation san franciscan. i got gentrified out but my intlood in this community and i'm not going anywhere. thank

the liberal democrats say he should forego his salary as an mp well appearing and labour's chris bryantout it during a cost—of—living crisis, and the covid bereaved families forjustice say hancock is trying to gain on what they said was his terrible legacy as health secretary.— health secretary. jonathan blake, thank ou. south korea's police chief has said the emergency response to the fatal overcrowding in seoul on saturday evening was "inadequate". it's the first acknowledgement from officials that they didn't do enough to prevent the crush that killed 156 people. tens of thousands of people were out in narrow streets in the itaewon area of the capital to celebrate halloween, and it's emerged police received phone calls earlier in the evening from people worried about the size of the crowds. jean mackenzie reports from seoul. four hours before the deadly crush, people could see the disaster coming. the first call to police was made around this time. the caller predicts what comes next. people are coming into the alley, but they can't get out. i barely escaped. it seems like people are

i never haveone but thank you for -- we covered everything under the sun there between john hope bryantat was awesome thank you, both. we'll do that again soon tune into our special coverage we'll see if what kevin was talking about actually comes true what's that? and then there's liz truss business othbaotn e ll tomorrow night. there was liz truss. there was liz truss. tomorrow night before they happen... and insights on every buy and sell decision. with zero-commission online u.s. stock and etf trades. for smarter trading decisions, get decision tech from fidelity. p.m. eastern "squawk box" will be right back. >>> welcome back, everybody. economists say the outlook for the u.s. labor market remains strong, but more workers may be looking for new jobs with coming layoffs and new pay transparent laws may have some lawyers bracing for tough conversation to attract and retain top talent sharon epperson is here. she's got more on this front good morning. >> good morning, becky a new paid disclosure law went into effect in new york city on november 1st requiring employers to list salary ra

established the angola chapter of the black panther with ronald ellsworth, albert woodfox and gerald bryant. after permission. the angola panthers organized to improve conditions in the prison, which made them targets of the administration. in 1972, a white prison guard named brant miller was murdered angola. by 1974, wallace and woodfox were convicted for. the murder of the murder without one shred of physical evidence linking them to the crime. and they were put along. robert king in solitary confinement where they were held for more than 40 years, the longest period anyone has been held in, solitary confinement in american history until their release was secured. now, here to the the hardest part, the artist jackie sumell learned who is white, by the way, learned of wallace's story in 2001 and shortly thereafter to him commencing a 12 year friendship during which they exchanged over 300 letters and many phone calls when she was an mfa student at stanford, she received the assignment asking a professor to describe their most exorbitant dream home in order to study spatial relations ships.

. >>> bryant van chronkhite, thank you very much. have a good thanksgiving. >> thank you, to you always. >>> to the other biggs story of the day, disney shares are higher bon 5.5%, after the company announced bob iger would return, shocking everybody, replacing bob chapek the stock is down 20% since chapek took over why did this have to happen now? what is iger going to do differently? and what will happen down the road the next time iger retires. we have julia boorstin and alex sherman. julia, are tied into disney like no other did this one shock even you? >> it surprised me, and then it didn't i did go back and check the timestamp on when the press release arrived to make sure it wasn't a couple years old, because bob iger has extended his tenure before. the magnitude of the loss in the streaming division was unlarger than anticipated, and also concerns that the way that chapek was handling cutback, perhaps a hiring fry, that that wasn't going overwell with the staff. i think they went bag to iger. >> apparently there was no bench,